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Library Editor dialog box Contents of Info Set(s) page with a new info mask. 

This function is a very useful tool for having an overall view of which spectra are available in a library. 

By clicking on the corresponding icon you have access to the appropriate library window that comprises four areas. Then click on the 13 icon in the top left comer of the left pane to list the compound names of the library entries. To display the spectrum, the compound information, and the stmcture, select the compound desired. As an example, all these data for methyl formate are shown in Fig. 11.37. 

The commands within this pop-up menu (Fig. 12.1) manipulate the display of the active spectrum window. They allow you to zoom in on a detail of the display, and go back to the original display size. Some of the commands are not always available, depending on the preceding steps performed. For example, the Forward and Back commands are only active if you switched the display magnification. 

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With MATLAB Version 5.3, typing simulink at the MATLAB prompt brings up the SIMULINK Library Browser. Clieking on the Create new model ieon in the top left-hand eorner ereates a new window ealled untitled . 

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Figure 11.37. The Library Browser listing the entries of the IR library. Data for the first entry METHYL FORMATE are shown.

To start MATLAB, double click the corresponding icon, after a few moments the MATLAB Command Window will appear as shown in Fig. 8.1. In the command mode you can type a MATLAB command to which we will come back later. Now type Simulink. What appears is the Simulink library browser, as shown in Fig. 8.2. You now have various options to select building blocks for your simulatioa The blocks that are used mostly are in the following groups ... 

Next you have to indicate that you are going to build a new model. This is possible by clicking the left-most option on the toolbar of the Simulink Library Browser menu (Create a new model). Let us assume you would like to build the following model ... 

Usually an Internet user learns after a while where to go for specific information The Browser provides a bookmark tlmction where all these addresses can be organized by different subjects Typical bookmark folders are Societies, Companies, Journals, Institutes, Databases, Search engines The NDTnet Journal provides a virtual library that makes it easy for newcomers to find NDT sites. Unfortunately, some sites provide a lot of information but do not offer a search function. 

The Exposure Models Library may be accessed either with the DOS EML interface program or with an HTML browser program such as Netscape or Microsoft Internet Explorer. To use the DOS EML interface and to access the IMES, enter the drive letter of your CD ROM drive, set the default directory to EML and then enter EML (e.g D CD EML EML). From the menu, run or download the available models of IMES to your hard disk. Also you may access EML directories with your HTML browser by opening the EMLINTRO.HTM file in the root directory. The HTML... 

Add each state to the Dictionary. Define its meaning in the users world-view, taking care to exclude and include exactly what is intended. Does on shelf include times when a browser is inspecting the book within the library ... 

The prediction of the secondary structures can be made by the structure similarity search of PDB collection at the site. Several servers provide such prediction method. The Jpred, which aligns the query sequence against PDB library, can be accessed at http //jura.ebi.ac.uk 8888/index.html. To predict the secondary structures, however, check Bypass the current Brookhaven Protein Database box and then click Run Secondary Structure Prediction on the home page of Jped to open the query page (Figure 12.10). Upload the sequence file via browser or paste the query sequence into the sequence box. Enter your e-mail address (optional) and click the Run Secondary Structure Prediction button. The results with the consensus structures are returned either online (linked file) or via e-mail (if e-mail address is entered). 

Data Browser provides access to experimental data based on an easy-to-use drill-down method, allowing the user to browse projects and libraries, and to produce document-style experiment and library design reports. 

Symyx Data Browser can also be customized to produce additional reports, such as project or library summaries, or additional experiments with varying levels of detail. 

FIGURE 3.3 One-dimensional MRTM simulation architecture. Simulation programs packaged into libraries are uploaded to a web server. Users access the web server with their favorite web browser. 

These latter comments are largely out of date given the on-line status of most journals. As mentioned above, pdf files of an article can be downloaded, or they can be read directly via the HTML file using any current browser. The reader is encouraged to contact the library person in your establishment that is responsible for chemical literature and to learn which on-line services are available through your local library. 

FIGURE 18.3 The Object Browser of the Excel Visual Basic for Applications Integrated Development Environment is set up to explore the Mass Spectrometer Method Server Library (MSMethodSvr.dll) provided with Sciex Analyst version 1.3. 

MeSH Browser, Bethesda (MD) National Library of Medicine (US), available at http //www.nlm.nih.gov/mesh/MBrowser.html. 

The function Load Entry extracts an entry from the library and saves it as an OPUS file labeled ENTRYn.O. Here, n represents the entry number in the library this value must be stated. You can enter this number either by hand or by double-clicking on the entry number in the Library Entries page. When you click on the Edit button, the respective spectrum is displayed in the spectrum window and the spectral data file ENTRYn.O appears in the browser... 

Open a new Excel file, and create a new macro (name Ammonia Synthesis). Add Aspen HYSYS library (that is, HYSYS 8.4 Type Library for Aspen HYSYS v8.4) to VBA (by going through Excel - VBA - Tools - References). Note that the user needs to install Aspen HYSYS on his/her computer before this addition. Object Browser in VBA is used to access the Aspen HYSYS library, which gives VBA syntax for all variables in process streams or units... 

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